Judge Finds Himself Guilty Of Texting While Driving @InsideEdition
Judge Finds Himself Guilty Of Texting While Driving  @InsideEdition
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A traffic court judge judged his own case. He was charged with the use of a handheld device while driving. Judge Michel E. Henson tells Inside Edition's Steven Fabian it was the "absolute first time and hopefully the only time" he called himself to the bench. He ruled himself guilty and fined himself $60, the maximum penalty.
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Judge Finds Himself Guilty Of Texting While Driving

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